Whether it is at home or on a holiday, unless we have a ready contingent of friends and family share our fitness and exercise goals, keeping fit can be a lonely experience. Holidays
Holidays should be a time for relaxing but at the same time they are also a time when we typically more, drink more and where our calorie counts and exercise regimes falter the
Whether we decide to put our feet up in front of the TV for a week, or go on a seven day hike around the country’s peaks and hills, we all have different
There is nothing more frustrating than putting in hours at the gym, completing as many or even more circuits then we planned for, and then ruining our health and fitness regime by letting
It is unfortunately all too easy in a hectic life to prioritise other things over our fitness, and often this is with good reason. The welfare of our family, for example, is always
No fitness enthusiast can honestly say that they have always done exactly what they set out to do on their work out. Promise ourselves and our, and at least once in our lives
Everyone, without exception, has had time in their life when they have planned to do something active, only to find themselves incredibly tired and not able or willing to go through with it
Spending money on expensive equipment, gym and health club memberships and all singing, all dancing apps is all well and good, but only if we have the disposable income. There is no need,
Ask any person on a fitness journey and they will tell you that it can be a very lonely experience. Not only is it hard to find someone who wants to get fit
There is an easy mistake to make in fitness which is to focus more on muscular exercise over cardiovascular fitness, or vice versa, which leads to an unwanted end result, or more often,